The Traveling Tea Ladies Death in the Low Country Cozy mystery fans sit back and enjoy the third installment in The Traveling Tea Ladies Series. Strong women, strong southern friendships and strong tea are steeped in this mystery best described as "Charlie's Angels Meet Steel Magnolias." O'Hara weaves her combination of mystery, suspense, and fun to take us to the Savannah Fancy Foods Show where former tea room owner, Amelia Spencer, will be participating for the coveted blue ribbon award for best recipe. Her secret ingredient? Tea, of course Amelia and her three friends, known as The Traveling Tea Ladies, are soon confronted with an overbearing vendor, Dolly Jean, who insists she is the next Paula Deen. Dolly proves she will go to any lengths to win the blue ribbon even if she has to lie, steal, cheat and sleep her way to the top including sabotaging Amelia's cooking demonstration. When Dolly ends up murdered by her own low country recipe, the ladies know they've got to take action and fi nd the killer or they may be the next target

Cozy mystery fans sit back and enjoy the revised first installment in The Traveling Tea Ladies Series. Strong women, strong southern friendships and strong tea are steeped in this mystery best described as "Charlie's Angels Meet Steel Magnolias." Tea room owner, Amelia Spencer, and her three friends are known about their small town of Dogwood Cove, Tennessee as "The Traveling Tea Ladies." Everywhere their tea travels take this foursome, murder and mayhem seem to follow. The cast of this tea murder mystery series also includes Cassandra Reynolds, third generation owner of Reynolds's Chocolates and best-dressed diva; Olivia Rivers, the brash and sassy owner of Riverbend Ranch; and Sarah McCaffrey, the free-spirited local librarian. This time the ladies are traveling to Dallas for Amelia's twenty year class reunion. When her former college roommate, Emmy Award winning soap opera star Katherine Gold, is murdered in front of a stadium full of fans, Amelia finds herself at the top of a short list of suspects. It's up to The Traveling Tea Ladies to solve the crime and put Amelia's horrific history with Katherine behind her.

Be among the first readers to meet New York book editor Savannah Brennan Scott and her colorful Irish family. When Savannah returns home to coastal Georgia for her Cousin Michael's wedding without her husband Derek, she knows tongues will surely wag. The Brennan's are deep rooted in their Catholic faith and a failed marriage is unthinkable. She struggles with being true to herself and disappointing her overly critical mother who never liked "that damn Yankee" husband anyway. During her Cousin Michael's rehearsal dinner Savannah is forced to publically announce her pending divorce. Just when it seems her life is unraveling, her family reminds her home is more than a place; home is the safety of being loved by the people who know you best. O'Hara transports readers from the marshy tidewaters of Tybee Island to the Spanish moss draped oak trees of Savannah's historic Forsyth Park. Come laugh, come cry and come fall in love with Melanie O'Hara's latest heroine.

Cozy mystery fans enjoy the fifth installment in The Traveling Tea Ladies series. Strong women, strong southern friendships and strong tea are steeped in this mystery best described as "Steel Magnolias Meet Charlie's Angels." In Book #5, the girls travel to Las Vegas to attend World Tea Expo. Amelia and Shane's company is competing in the North American Tea Championship. Newlyweds Olivia and Matt are tagging along for a second honeymoon. Everything's up in the air with Cassandra and Doug's marriage; she's tight lipped on the topic and he's MIA. Sarah's also attending Comic Con, the world's largest sci-fi festival, hoping to meet her favorite author, Jonathan Kirk, director of parapsychology at the New Mexico School of Paranormal Studies. When Professor Kirk is tragically murdered, the police focus on ghost busting Sarah, the last person seen with his unpublished manuscript rumored to be in talks for a three movie deal. The Traveling Tea Ladies will have to muster forces and call on a few spirits to get Sarah out of hot water. Tea tips, outstanding recipes, and a resource guide of "Sin City" are included in this mystery.

Cozy mystery fans sit back and enjoy the second installment in The Traveling Tea Ladies series. Strong women, strong southern friendships and strong tea are steeped in this mystery best described as Charlie's Angels Meets Steel Magnolias. O'Hara-Salyers deftly uses her storytelling craft to bring us to the National Story Telling Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee along with Amelia, Cassandra, Sarah, and Olivia better known about town as The Traveling Tea Ladies, because everywhere their tea travels take them, murder and mayhem seem to follow. The ladies are in town to rush to the aid of their friend Lucy Lyle, owner of Lyla's Tea Room. What starts out as cut-throat business practices that could put their friend Lucy out of business during the Story Telling Festival, quickly spirals downward into murder with all signs pointing to Lucy as the culprit. Sarah plays a pivotal role in solving this mystery as she applies her library research skills to local ghost stories of Jonesborough sending shivers down readers' backs. So hop on board this wild ride with The Traveling Tea Ladies-Death In Dixie. But be careful not to spill your tea

Former tea room owner, Amelia Spencer, and her fun-loving friends are known about their small town of Dogwood Cove, Tennessee as "The Traveling Tea Ladies" because everywhere their tea travels take them, murder and mayhem seem to follow. When the ladies participate in the Fancy Foods Show in Savannah, Georgia, they are soon confronted with an overbearing vendor, Dolly Jean, who insists she is the next Paula Deen. Dolly proves she will go to any lengths to steal the coveted blue ribbon award for best recipe even if she has to lie, steal, cheat and sleep her way to the the top including sabataging Amelia and Cassandra's cooking demonstration. When Dolly ends up murdered by her own low country recipe, the ladies know they've got to take action and find the killer or they may find themselves the next target Strong women, strong tea and even stronger friendships are steeped in this mystery The Traveling Tea Ladies Death in the Low Country will leave you screaming for MORE Tea-infused recipes and a resource guide of Savannah are included in this book.

Cozy mystery fans sit back and enjoy the third installment in The Traveling Tea Ladies Series. Strong women, strong southern friendships and strong tea are steeped in this mystery best described as "Charlie's Angels Meet Steel Magnolias." This time the ladies are busy planning Olivia's ranch-themed wedding to Detective Matt Lincoln. What starts out as a simple affair turns into a lavish over-the-top circus once event planner, Dixie Beauregard, gets involved. With Olivia's colorful family coming to town, the stress of the wedding, and the usual prenuptial jitters, it's more than Olivia can take. She's ready to call the whole thing off and elope, but not before her wedding plans are dashed by the untimely murder of Dixie with all clues pointing towards her mother, Ruby Rivers. It's up to The Traveling Tea Ladies to solve the crime and clear her name.

Cozy mystery fans sit back and enjoy the second installment in The Traveling Tea Ladies series. Strong women, strong southern friendships and strong tea are steeped in this mystery best described as "Charlie's Angels Meets Steel Magnolias." O'Hara-Salyers deftly uses her storytelling craft to bring us to the National Story Telling Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee along with Amelia, Cassandra, Sarah, and Olivia better known about town as "The Traveling Tea Ladies," because everywhere their tea travels take them, murder and mayhem seem to follow. The ladies are in town to rush to the aid of their friend Lucy Lyle, owner of Lyla's Tea Room. What starts out as cut-throat business practices that could put their friend Lucy out of business during the Story Telling Festival, quickly spirals downward into murder with all signs pointing to Lucy as the culprit. Sarah plays a pivotal role in solving this mystery as she applies her library research skills to local ghost stories of Jonesborough sending shivers down readers' backs. So hop on board this wild ride with The Traveling Tea Ladies-Death In Dixie. But be careful not to spill your tea!

Cozy mystery fans sit back and enjoy the revised first installment in The Traveling Tea Ladies Series. Strong women, strong southern friendships and strong tea are steeped in this mystery best described as "Charlie's Angels Meet Steel Magnolias." Tea room owner, Amelia Spencer, and her three friends are known about their small town of Dogwood Cove, Tennessee as "The Traveling Tea Ladies." Everywhere their tea travels take this foursome, murder and mayhem seem to follow. The cast of this tea murder mystery series also includes Cassandra Reynolds, third generation owner of Reynolds's Chocolates and best-dressed diva; Olivia Rivers, the brash and sassy owner of Riverbend Ranch; and Sarah McCaffrey, the free-spirited local librarian. This time the ladies are traveling to Dallas for Amelia's twenty year class reunion. When her former college roommate, Emmy Award winning soap opera star Katherine Gold, is murdered in front of a stadium full of fans, Amelia finds herself at the top of a short list of suspects. It's up to The Traveling Tea Ladies to solve the crime and put Amelia's horrific history with Katherine behind her.